Cannabis Freedom Index

Changelog 3f7a6bf

Name the 29 Aug 1926 AEF decree for TD/CF/CG/GA; write Chad article

4 history entries edited1 article written3 files of code, design or docs +138 −19 lines

History changes.yaml

Edited 4

France bans cannabis in French Equatorial Africa

date

1926-08-29

description

The Conversation listsA 29 August 1926 decree banned growing hemp and ordered the repression of its narcotic use across French Equatorial Africa, published in 1926 among the places where French authorities adoptedJournal officiel (p. 10017).[@2] It closed a ban or repressive regulation of cannabisgap: 1916 and 1918 colonial drug laws barely bit because magistrates could not tell whether haschisch in the legal text meant local diamba, and back in 1907 the French Congo governor had already ordered his administration to stamp out the still-legal plant as criminal profiteering.[@2] The federation included what is now the Central African Republic. The article does not describe the measure itself.[@1]

sources

Buying and Banning 1 unchanged

France bans cannabis in French Equatorial Africa

date

1926-08-29

description

The Conversation listsA 29 August 1926 decree banned growing hemp and ordered the repression of its narcotic use across French Equatorial Africa, published in 1926 among the places where French authorities adoptedJournal officiel (p. 10017).[@2] It closed a ban or repressive regulation of cannabisgap: 1916 and 1918 colonial drug laws barely bit because magistrates could not tell whether haschisch in the legal text meant local diamba, and back in 1907 the French Congo governor had already ordered his administration to stamp out the still-legal plant as criminal profiteering.[@2] The federation included what is now Congo. The article does not describe the measure itself.[@1]

sources

Buying and Banning 1 unchanged

France bans cannabis in French Equatorial Africa

date

1926-08-29

description

The Conversation listsA 29 August 1926 decree banned growing hemp and ordered the repression of its narcotic use across French Equatorial Africa, published in 1926 among the places where French authorities adoptedJournal officiel (p. 10017).[@2] It closed a ban or repressive regulation of cannabisgap: 1916 and 1918 colonial drug laws barely bit because magistrates could not tell whether haschisch in the legal text meant local diamba, and back in 1907 the French Congo governor had already ordered his administration to stamp out the still-legal plant as criminal profiteering.[@2] The federation included what is now Gabon. The article does not describe the measure itself.[@1]

sources

Buying and Banning 1 unchanged

France bans cannabis in French Equatorial Africa

date

1926-08-29

description

The Conversation listsA 29 August 1926 decree banned growing hemp and ordered the repression of its narcotic use across French Equatorial Africa, published in 1926 among the places where French authorities adoptedJournal officiel (p. 10017).[@2] It closed a ban or repressive regulation of cannabisgap: 1916 and 1918 colonial drug laws barely bit because magistrates could not tell whether haschisch in the legal text meant local diamba, and back in 1907 the French Congo governor had already ordered his administration to stamp out the still-legal plant as criminal profiteering.[@2] The federation included what is now Chad. The article does not describe the measure itself.[@1]

sources

Buying and Banning 1 unchanged

Articles and atlas entries 1

Code, design and documents 3 files

docs/BOOK-RESEARCH.md +2 −2
@@ -16,5 +16,5 @@ Generated from [books.yaml](books.yaml) and the local `books/` inventory. Refres
 | [Reefer Wellness: Understanding Cannabis Science, Culture, and Medicine](#kirk-reefer-wellness-2025) | verified | 0 / 8 | 0 | 8 | 0 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
 | [The Emperor Wears No Clothes](#herer-emperor-wears-no-clothes-undated) | verified | 1 / 16 | 1 | 14 | 1 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
-| [The African Roots of Marijuana](#duvall-african-roots-marijuana-2019) | verified | 4 / 10 | 3 | 3 | 30 | 4 | matches recorded hash |
+| [The African Roots of Marijuana](#duvall-african-roots-marijuana-2019) | verified | 4 / 10 | 3 | 3 | 35 | 4 | matches recorded hash |
 | [Cannabis: Evolution and Ethnobotany](#cannabis-evolution-and-ethnobotany) | awaiting_verification | not indexed | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
 | [Commodifying Cannabis: A Cultural History of a Complex Plant in the Atlantic World](#commodifying-cannabis-a-cultural-history-of-a-complex-plant-in-the-atlantic-world) | verified | 0 / 9 | 2 | 7 | 0 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
@@ -271,5 +271,5 @@ Missing local books are expected on other checkouts. A changed hash requires edi
 | 7. Cannabis Crosses the Atlantic | selected_pages_read | pp. 125–139, 146–148; selected notes pp. 291–293 (notes 60–104) | culture/language/maconha.md; culture/language/diamba.md; articles/sierra-leone-cannabis-long-in-use-1851.md; changes.yaml#sierra-leone-cannabis-long-in-use-1851; articles/sierra-leone-dangerous-drugs-ordinance-1926.md | Resume p. 140; remaining body and notes unread. Maconha is placed within a wider Bantu vocabulary with shifting botanical meanings. Rio 1830 penalties conflict with existing site account: verify original before revision. Clarke’s 1851 primary report pp. 9–11 separately read and checked. |
 | 8. Working under the Influence | indexed_only | — | — | — |
-| 9. Buying and Banning | selected_pages_read | pp. note 95 (p. 319) and the Tunisian passage it annotates; pp. 192–195 (Maghreb monopolies) | changes.yaml#malta-hashish-to-tunisia-1895; culture/language/qanneb.md; changes.yaml#morocco-hassan-kif-ban-1888; changes.yaml#morocco-monopolies-restored-1896; changes.yaml#morocco-kif-state-farm-1914; changes.yaml#morocco-hashish-import-ban-1922; changes.yaml#tunisia-cultivation-ban-1875; changes.yaml#tunisia-takrouri-monopoly-1890; articles/morocco-kif-ban-1956.md; articles/tunisia-takrouri-ban-1953.md; articles/morocco-hassan-kif-ban-1888.md; articles/morocco-monopolies-restored-1896.md | — |
+| 9. Buying and Banning | selected_pages_read | pp. note 95 (p. 319) and the Tunisian passage it annotates; pp. 192–195 (Maghreb monopolies); AEF passage pp. 198–200 with notes 135–137 and ch. 9 note 23 (29 August 1926 decree, JORF 58(207):10017) | changes.yaml#chad-french-equatorial-africa-1926; changes.yaml#central-african-republic-french-equatorial-africa-1926; changes.yaml#congo-french-equatorial-africa-1926; changes.yaml#gabon-french-equatorial-africa-1926; articles/chad-french-equatorial-africa-1926.md; changes.yaml#malta-hashish-to-tunisia-1895; culture/language/qanneb.md; changes.yaml#morocco-hassan-kif-ban-1888; changes.yaml#morocco-monopolies-restored-1896; changes.yaml#morocco-kif-state-farm-1914; changes.yaml#morocco-hashish-import-ban-1922; changes.yaml#tunisia-cultivation-ban-1875; changes.yaml#tunisia-takrouri-monopoly-1890; articles/morocco-kif-ban-1956.md; articles/tunisia-takrouri-ban-1953.md; articles/morocco-hassan-kif-ban-1888.md; articles/morocco-monopolies-restored-1896.md | — |
 | 10. Rethinking Marijuana | indexed_only | — | — | — |
 

docs/books.yaml +6 −1
@@ -1397,6 +1397,11 @@ books:
         pdf_start: 186
         status: selected_pages_read
-        pages_reviewed: note 95 (p. 319) and the Tunisian passage it annotates; pp. 192–195 (Maghreb monopolies)
+        pages_reviewed: note 95 (p. 319) and the Tunisian passage it annotates; pp. 192–195 (Maghreb monopolies); AEF passage pp. 198–200 with notes 135–137 and ch. 9 note 23 (29 August 1926 decree, JORF 58(207):10017)
         applied_to:
+          - changes.yaml#chad-french-equatorial-africa-1926
+          - changes.yaml#central-african-republic-french-equatorial-africa-1926
+          - changes.yaml#congo-french-equatorial-africa-1926
+          - changes.yaml#gabon-french-equatorial-africa-1926
+          - articles/chad-french-equatorial-africa-1926.md
           - changes.yaml#malta-hashish-to-tunisia-1895
           - culture/language/qanneb.md

docs/research/history-aef-1926-decree-2026-10-27.md +25 −0
@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+# Chad/CAR/Congo/Gabon 1926 AEF decree: instrument found, article written
+
+- Duvall, The African Roots of Marijuana (2019), ch. 9 "Buying and Banning":
+  read the Central Africa passage (pp. 198-200) plus notes 135-137 and ch. 9
+  note 23 in a downloaded PDF copy. The instrument is the "Rapport et Décret
+  de 29 août 1926" — "Interdiction de la culture du chanvre et répression de
+  son emploi comme stupéfiant en Afrique équatoriale française", JORF 58,
+  no. 207 (1926): 10017. Same citation also underlies the 2016 Space and
+  Polity paper ("Drug laws, bioprospecting..."), whose full text is walled
+  (academia.edu 403, Scribd shell only, DeepDyve paywalled).
+- Context read: 1916/1918 colonial drug laws weak because magistrates could
+  not tell haschisch from diamba (1918 closed the "natives" loophole); 1907
+  French Congo governor circular ordering the still-legal plant stamped out
+  (Bulletin Officiel Administratif, March 1907, pp. 161-62); Gabon
+  depopulation claim.
+- Updated all four federation entries (td/cf/cg/ga) to date 1926-08-29 with
+  the decree description + Duvall source; before scores untouched (first
+  bans); chains td/cf/cg/ga 0 flagged.
+- Wrote `articles/chad-french-equatorial-africa-1926.md` (~360 words):
+  missed laws → 1926 decree → Lake Chad 2000 echo. CF/CG/GA articles noted
+  as follow-ups, not written.
+- Dead ends kept: Gallica SRU + issue pages Cloudflare-walled (curl and
+  fetch both 403); JORF scan not read — penalty scale unclaimed; Herchenroder
+  (Seychelles) still captcha-walled.
+- books.yaml ch. 9 record extended (pages + applied_to).

    ↑↓ to move, ↵ to open.